Known for humanizing characters on the fringes of society (a theme he would continue in Tangerine and The Florida Project ).
is celebrated for its authentic portrayal of marginalized communities and its beautiful, sun-drenched cinematography. Critics often highlight:
The film marked the acting debut of 85-year-old Besedka Johnson, whose chemistry with Dree Hemingway anchors the movie’s emotional weight.
The film culminates in a subtle moment at a cemetery where Jane discovers a painful truth about Sadie's past, leaving their future connection open-ended but deeply felt. Critical Reception and Style
